Session Options & Pricing

 

On-location sessions in Vancouver, BC
Sunday–Thursday evenings, starting about 90 minutes before sunset.
At-home sessions may be possible if you have a yard.

 

What Your Session Fee Covers

 

Your session fee includes so much more than just showing up with a camera:

 

  • Pre-session planning tailored to your dog and your style
  • A relaxed photo session at a great location
  • Meticulous hand-editing of every image (yes, each one!)
  • A cozy Home Studio Reveal to view your images and products

 

I spend hours editing every gallery to bring out the best in each dog—because they deserve it, and so do you.

 

Artwork and high-resolution digital files are purchased separately. PST/GST not included.

 

Full Session – $245

Available Spring to Fall
(For dogs 8 months to active seniors)

 

This is the full experience: your dog’s personality in portraits, goofy faces, action shots, and those sweet quiet moments. All in a beautiful, vibrant city setting.

 

Perfect for anyone dreaming of a custom album or statement wall piece.

 

Includes:

  • Zoom Consultation
  • 60–90 minute session
  • 25–30 fully hand-edited images
  • Private online gallery
  • Home Studio Reveal & product viewing

 

Add a second dog for $50 (limit two dogs per session)

 

 

Mini Session – $175

Available Spring to Fall
(For dogs 4 months and older)

 

A shorter, focused session. Great for a standout wall portrait, a special memory, or for dogs who do best with a quick and easy outing.

 

Also ideal for gentle seniors or wiggly pups with short attention spans.

 

Includes:

  • Zoom Consultation
  • 30–45 minute session
  • 15–20 fully hand-edited images
  • Private online gallery
  • Home Studio Reveal & product viewing

 

One dog only

 

 

Puppy’s First Year – $425

Available Spring to Fall
(For dogs 4 months to 1 year old)

 

Two full sessions to capture the magic of growing up—whether it’s spring to fall, or city vibes and green space. It’s all about telling the full story of your puppy’s first year.

 

Most families use this session to create an heirloom album filled with memories and a few favourite art pieces.

 

Includes:

  • Zoom Consultation
  • Two 60–90 minute sessions
  • 45–50 total hand-edited images (across both sessions)
  • Private online gallery
  • Home Studio Reveal & product viewing after each session

 

One dog only. Session fee and product credit are split between the two sessions.

 

 

Family Involvement

Up to two adult humans are welcome in your session with your pup. Whether it’s snuggles on a park bench or strolling through city streets, we’ll make sure you look great together.

 

A Note About Digitals

High-resolution digital files are available for purchase only as a full set—individual files are not sold separately.

 

The more you invest in printed artwork, the more the price of the full digital collection is reduced.
You’ll be able to enjoy your images both in your home and on screen—without having to choose just one or two favourites.

 

 

Contact Me to Learn More

 

 

“Margeaux is an outstanding pet photographer. We recently did a photo session Margeaux was sweet and patient with my doggies and myself. The photos were outstanding. She captured both dogs personalities and different colouring perfectly. ” – Stephanie Gosselin

“Margeaux was so wonderful with our Addy! We got the most gorgeous photos that really highlighted her sweet personality.This was a very special photo shoot as our girl was in early stages of cancer and Margeaux was sensitive and caring every step of the way. I highly recommend High Paw Photography for your special furry family member(s). Even though we took tons of photos with our phones, it really makes a difference to have these special, professional photos.”
– Carole Appleby

“My pup and I had a great time with High Paw Photography! Margeaux suggested a gorgeous location and perfect time of day to get amazing photos.She was great at leading us around the location to get a variety of shots and had no problem working with my exuberant (and deaf) dog. She also gave us lots of clear and simple directions to get the best poses. We found it helpful to have one person holding the leash (which gets edited out later!)  I’m really happy with the end photos.” – Melissa Speirs